What does it actually look like to build a faith that lasts?

In this Q&A panel, Lead Pastor Scott Baugh, Kyle Lassen, and Mike & Daisy Blanford sit down to answer your questions from our "Built to Last" sermon series.

In this episode, they unpack:

✦ How to endure through the hard seasons of life

✦ The real difference between rest and laziness

✦ Signs that you may be spiritually drifting, and what to do about it

✦ …and more from the questions you submitted

Whether you're walking through a difficult stretch or just trying to stay rooted, this conversation is for you.

What does it look like to be the hands and feet of Christ in a broken world — and actually stay the course? This week, Caleb Frith unpacks the key to spiritual longevity: learning to endure through both the mountaintops and the valleys.

Drawing from Galatians 6:9 and the story of Nehemiah, Caleb walks us through what it really means to commit to your calling — and what to do when opposition shows up trying to knock you off course.

Whether you're fired up and building or worn down and wondering if it's worth it, this episode is your reminder to pick up your tools and keep going.

In this message, Josh Lane reminds us that if we miss our time with Jesus, we can miss everything and everyone He’s trying to reveal to us. One of the enemy’s biggest tactics in the lives of young adults is keeping us busy, distracted, and disconnected from time with God.

Learn how to not miss a moment by praying for spiritual awareness, walking in wisdom instead of just knowledge, and sitting in the quiet to hear from God. This message is a reminder to slow down, check your heart, and stay aware of what God is doing around you.

In the final week of Shepherding the Soul, Pastor Josh Lane brings a powerful and honest message on unforgiveness and bitterness—the silent weights that keep so many people stuck.

Unforgiveness doesn’t just affect the past, it shapes your present and can steal your future. In this sermon, we unpack how bitterness takes root, how it distorts your identity, and why letting go isn’t weakness—it’s freedom.

This episode challenges you to confront what you’ve been holding onto and invites you into the healing that only God can bring. Freedom isn’t found in holding on—it’s found in surrender.

If you’ve been carrying hurt, this one’s for you.

Soul Health Panel with Josh Lane, Caleb Frith, Maddy Diddle and Trysten Tice

In this episode, we dive deep into the reality of soul health—unpacking struggles that so many carry but few talk about openly. From shame and anxiety to depression, fear, and identity, this conversation gets real about the internal battles that shape our lives.

We don’t just speak on it—we share our stories. How we walked through brokenness, wrestled with doubt, and ultimately found purpose in ministry. This episode is a reminder that healing is possible, your story matters, and God can use every part of it.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of who you are, this conversation is for you. You’re not alone—and there is hope on the other side.

Come Home by Mel Frith

In this message, Pastor Josh explains the reality of mental health struggles among young adults and how they intersect with our relationship with God. Walking through Psalm 42, we are reminded that even deep sorrow, anxiety, and depression are not signs of weak faith, but places where God meets us. Through four key truths, listeners are encouraged to speak life over themselves, praise God in every circumstance, and trust Him even when things don’t make sense. It highlights that God is present in the midst of pain and can use our stories for a greater purpose beyond ourselves. Ultimately, this message offers hope that God is not finished with you and is still working through every part of your story.

In this message, Maddy Diddle unpacks how true identity is found and restored through a personal relationship with Jesus as our Good Shepherd. It challenges the cultural confusion around identity and reveals how misplaced identity leads to exhaustion, insecurity, and striving. Through Psalm 23, listeners are invited to know God personally, recognize His voice, and guard their hearts from competing influences. The message emphasizes that identity is not based on what we do, but on who we belong to as children of God. Ultimately, it calls people to experience freedom, confidence, and fullness of life by rooting their identity in Christ alone.

Boundaries by Andie McQuitty

Loveology Panel hosted by Josh Lane.

With Andie & Jon McQuttity and Mel & Caleb Frith